Yesterday's correction of the U.S. market came

Yesterday's correction of the U.S. market came from the good ISM manufacturing index and interest rates are rising, but it seems that Zhang wants an correction now. It would be Zhang from the U.S. that wants an adjustment, and I think the emerging market should be approached a little differently. More than that, I think what's really important is that Israel attacked the Iranian embassy in Damascus, Syria yesterday. Netanyahu is feeling like a beleaguered man who staged a demonstration in Korea where 100,000 people want to step down, and at a time when the U.S. and other countries are also hoping for a ceasefire with Hamas, he is trying to increase the size of the situation and escape his disadvantage. The Iranians who were attacked immediately declared retaliation against Israel. If things go wrong now, it could escalate into a fight across the Middle East.

Looking at Netanyahu, who seems to be in a war of conquest with Joshua after Moses in a frenzied Zionism, it's like he's a medieval king trying to continue the war for his individual greed and his own life. So the risk of leadership is scary. ... If the Middle East instability grows, I'm worried about oil prices right away. If the U.S., which has hard time getting inflation on its supply side, raises oil prices again and the inflation upside down, I'm already nervous about the FED officials' comments to cut interest rates once this year. It seems like a parallel theory for some reason with 2016. ... We'll have to see how far the war between Iran and Israel extends. Anyway, Iran has been attacked and will retaliate against Israel. ...